Date: May 3rd Time: 1 PM – 2 PM Communities are full of hidden gems that support connection, healing and resilience. Are you one of those gems? What is already working to promote well-being in your community? What do you need? We invite you to consider the role you can play in developing collaborative partnerships […]
Date: May 6th Information Coming Soon
In his 83-minute PBS Documentary, Fred Rogers' real-life neighbor, Journalist Benjamin Wagner, comes to know more than just the TV icon and his luminous legacy. His personal journey unearths the roots of Mister Rogers' values, unmasks the forces acting against depth and simplicity, and helps them to develop the means to lead deeper, simpler lives. […]
Date: May 10 Time: 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM Theme for this year’s conference is “I see you, I Care” Keynote Address: Faith in Action Heal and touch exercise Session 1: Recovery and Stigma Session 2: QPR Training (Question, Persuade and Refer) Networking Lunch Trauma Matters Delaware: The Brain Game Narcan Training CPR Demonstration and […]
Gun violence is a complex problem — but elevating our collective knowledge about how it persists is the first step toward prevention. RSVP to register!
Date: May 10th Time: 12 PM – 1:30 PM Come explore the process of designing a podcast to teach about trauma-informed higher education from identifying your audience to choosing your content and format. Together we will co-create a potential podcast series that the Trauma Matters Delaware Higher Education Workgroup will then bring to life. No […]
Date: May 16th Time: 9AM Autism Spectrum Disorder and Mental Health will provide participants an introductory understanding of autism spectrum disorder and commonly occurring mental health diagnoses. Participants will review the core characteristics of autism, learn about prevalence and presentation, and be introduced to evidence-based resources that can be used to support individuals with autism […]
Date: May 17th Time: 12 PM- 1 PM • Increase Knowledge of Value of Using Affirming Names/Pronouns/Promoting Safer Systems to Foster Positive Inner Narratives/Sense of Belonging to Greater Community • Increase Knowledge for Cisgender/Heterosexual Allies to be vocal advocates with increasing Community Safety & Support for LGBTQ Delawareans A Lunch & Learn: How to be […]
Preventing and addressing elder abuse and building resilience in older adults requires a nuanced and trauma-informed approach. Trauma is a widespread issue that affects individuals in different ways. Older adults are exposed to multiple types of traumas over the lifetime as well as older adult-specific traumas, including the loss of spouse/ partner, social isolation, chronic […]
The Vision Board Empowerment Workshop will build upon the strengths and resilience already present within the individual. The workshop supports a space for participants to explore their goals and aspirations. This workshop will engage individuals in the discussion of values, visions, and goals centered around decision-making, meaning, and the impact of pouring into self. Workshop […]
This one-hour, virtual professional development training has a primary goal of reviewing current trends of traumatic stress for Transgender/Gender Expansive Adolescents due to repeated legislative assaults on their person-hood; and how systems of oppression adversely impact both the adolescent and their family. Registration Required!
Once believed fixed and unchangeable, the new science shows us that your DNA is pliable and responds to thoughts, emotions, and the environment. Understanding this relationship opens an entirely new access point for healing physical, mental, and emotional ills. Registration Required!
Meet the Presenter: Dr.Somasundaran, MD Please contact Erin Mitchell at [email protected] if you need accommodations. Registration Required!
Join in the ongoing movement to advance equity for all as shared stewards! The goal is to work and learn together to ensure that all people and places in Delaware are thriving—no exceptions. Registration Required!
The Compassionate Champion Award highlights individuals or teams in government, non-profit and private organizations, first-responder professions, educational institutions, healthcare professionals, and other agencies that have taken steps toward providing services in a manner consistent with trauma-informed care. Registration Required!
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